Jennifer Pelley, RN with Bo Meagher, Scottsburg, Ind.
The Best Gifts
Friends who support Riley Hospital sometimes say they feel like they receive as much as they give.
It’s hard to imagine a gift more meaningful than helping a sick or injured child.
There are many ways you can donate, including:
- One-time gifts
- Recurring monthly gifts
- Tribute gifts (in honor or in memory of a special person)
Your gifts are tax-deductible, and will be put to use immediately according to your specifications to bring hope to children at Riley Hospital.
In This Section
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A Piece of Riley June 27, 2019
I am the Riley Wagon. I mean a lot of things to different people. I'm also a way for donors, like the Burr family, to give back to Riley Hospital for Children.
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Be the Star You Are May 22, 2019
Check out this behind the scenes look at the 2019 Riley Cancer Center Prom.
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Meet Rowan Breyts March 19, 2019
A baby dies in Indiana about every 14 hours. Rowan Breyts was not one of them. However, he came dangerously close.
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Christian's Research Story December 19, 2018
Learn how Riley research helped save Christian Daugherty's life.
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Kennedy's Story: How Family Support Helps December 19, 2018
Watch the Strayer Family's story about their Riley journey.
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Sheila and Jameson's Story December 19, 2018
Sheila Dolan shares how the donor-funded Riley Maternity and Newborn Health team saved her life, and her son’s life.
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Be the Hope NOW: The Campaign for Kids December 19, 2018
We have launched a $175 million campaign for Riley Hospital to save kids’ lives through three high-priority programs.
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Riley Leadership Message December 19, 2018
Hear from Riley leadership about supporting Be the Hope NOW: The Campaign for Kids.
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2018 Race for Riley October 8, 2018
Congratulations to Race for Riley on 22 years and nearly $4 million raised for the kids at Riley Hospital.
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Meet Hunter Schermerhorn September 27, 2018
A phone call from Hunter’s school nurse turned a life changing cancer diagnosis for the Schermerhorn family. See how Riley research is helping kids like Hunter and his family find the answers they desperately need.
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